Opportunity Zone Insight
The IRS keeps throwing new regulations at the much-dissected Opportunity Zone program. That, in turn, throws off some commercial real estate investors, developers and lenders,
June 28, 2019
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The IRS keeps throwing new regulations at the much-dissected Opportunity Zone program. That, in turn, throws off some commercial real estate investors, developers and lenders,
PORTLAND, OR—A recent survey revealed that 80% of respondents are planning to invest in value-add real estate as part of wealth-management strategies. RealCrowd recently completed
Apartments have been the darling of real estate capital markets for the past seven-eight years. This deep into an outstanding run, some investors have begun
Multifamily continues to be the top target asset class for investors. According to a new report from AppFolio, most investors are planning to allocate capital to
Strong economies are quickly filling new apartments in Southeast cities including Charlotte, N.C., Nashville, Tenn. and Atlanta. “The Southeast’s major metros have posted terrific apartment
(Bloomberg)—The U.S. housing slowdown is turning out to be a gift to apartment landlords. After all, those people who aren’t buying still need somewhere to
The board of CNL Healthcare Properties, a publicly registered non-traded real estate investment trust, has approved a $2.00 per share special distribution to shareholders following the recent
While most of the market attention tends to be focused on Class A multifamily buildings, new research from CBRE suggests that there is another class of multifamily
CNL Healthcare Properties Inc., a publicly registered non-traded real estate investment trust, has sold a portfolio of 55 Class A healthcare facilities to Welltower Inc.
The Fed’s shift to a neutral position on rates could keep CRE transaction activity on par with 2018 levels. Beth Mattson-Teig | May 13, 2019 The current
The passage of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) enacted some of the most substantial tax reform legislation since 1986. One aspect of
Rents are likely to rise the most for class-B apartments, and the least for class-C and -D units. Bendix Anderson | Jan 15,
From 2010 to 2030, we’ll see five new renters for every three new homeowners After completing a major demographic study projecting headship and homeownership rates
Strong demand for workforce housing should continue in 2019, boosting investment in the sector, according to industry experts. As the unemployment rate keeps falling, new households
Hines Global REIT Inc., a publicly registered non-traded real estate investment trust, has completed the sale of 550 Terry Francois, a six-story Class A office
A historic downtown property is officially off the market. The 35-story residential and office building at 909 Walnut St. was bought by Worcester Investments for
Everest REIT Investors I LLC and Everest REIT Investors III LLC, two privately-held real estate investment companies, have completed their unsolicited tender offer for shares
Hines Global REIT Inc., a publicly registered non-traded real estate investment trust, has agreed to sell 10 logistics properties located in Germany and Poland to
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